Snuggle Stealer! Dog Eat Doug Swaps Out Shnurble-Filled Blanket
We only have one shnurbler now. Little miss Wezzy can mess up some sheets. Our Gunnar is a pillow pup. He’ll sleep on the hard floor as long as he has a pillow under his head.
We only have one shnurbler now. Little miss Wezzy can mess up some sheets. Our Gunnar is a pillow pup. He’ll sleep on the hard floor as long as he has a pillow under his head.
I always love drawing monsters in the basement. Although the cats have graduated from the cellar to a secret underground base with hidden elevators and fusion reactors.
Some dogs bark from day one. Some dogs take a while rto disocver their bark. Their reactions are priceless! Some don’t think twice. It happens and they move on, barking at everything. Some aren’t sure where it came from.
I’ve had a few foster pups that I thought were mute. Then one day they belt out a woof that knocks them on their tails.
One of my favorite cat comics. I expanded this one in the upcoming grpahic novels. Chewy and Equi build a fully sentient AI from the Alexa and a few kitchen appliances.
One of my favorite comic strip cameos.
That’s my little Gunnar. He’s not so little now. I’m planning on bringing him back in the graphic novels.
To be fair, baby suits are super cute.
Probably the most accurate Sophie-ism.
One thing I love about foster dogs, especially the young ones, is how smart they are without knowing how smart they are.
This was my Sophie in a nutshell.
Thankfully this never happened. Although they came close a few times.
It’s kind of true and also gives me ideas for a funny but darker strip about crazy babies.
Nothing better than cats and quantum physics.
Doug struggles with deception. And most dogs do too. Dogs are create at getting into trouble but hysterical at trying to cover up the crime.
Thankfully I don’t have any laundry bandits these days. And to be fair, Sophie was never that destructive when it came to fresh clean clothes. Mostly she stuck to swiping socks.
I’m surprised I didn’t set the comic strip in a book store, given how much I adore them. One of my local book shops does have a resident dog and cat. What a great premise for a story.
I’m sure most of you guessed Doug’s toy is a stuffed sand worm from the movie, Beetlejuice.
I’ve always loved when Doug and Sophie delve into the fantasy world. I’ve taken this leaps forward in the graphic novels. They have room to be actual knights and go on dragon hunts. In book 2, Sophie takes three foster puppies on a Monty Python inspired dragon hunt. And that’s just the beginning.
Sometimes the flowers smell back.